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I also had a AMV "funk phenomenon" bootleg mashup type thing about 10 years ago that sounded good at the time. Can't remember the vocal though. Remember it costing me about £12, one sided I think as well. My late 90s early 00s house collection is a tad embarrassing in places.

I've said it before... and I'll say it again

JIVE BUNNY

ta

QUOTE (Almoravid @ July 23, 2009 02:53 pm)

I've said it before... and I'll say it again

JIVE BUNNY

ta

dont remind beatnob of his first record bought please

QUOTE (Picko-d- @ July 23, 2009 03:07 pm)

QUOTE (Almoravid @ July 23, 2009 02:53 pm)

I've said it before... and I'll say it again

JIVE BUNNY

ta

dont remind beatnob of his first record bought please

lol!!!

full respect to the man for supporting the re:edits back in the day.

So I was kinda wondering if anyone would have a go at it, and lo and behold they have. New Moxie 12" is an edit of ""Let Me Show You (the Way To Go)".

Other two tracks on there sound nice tho. Haven't heard em before

QUOTE (Almoravid @ July 23, 2009 06:41 pm)

QUOTE (Picko-d- @ July 23, 2009 03:07 pm)

QUOTE (Almoravid @ July 23, 2009 02:53 pm)

I've said it before... and I'll say it again

JIVE BUNNY

ta

dont remind beatnob of his first record bought please

lol!!!

full respect to the man for supporting the re:edits back in the day.

Nah... LATINO RAVE.

Or... Megabass "I think it's time to make the floor burn"

Or, even earlier... the Mirage "Jack mix" series

Well ahead of Jive Bunny.

*nods at Dave P*

QUOTE (Mark A @ July 23, 2009 01:04 pm)

QUOTE (The Good Dr. Jazzchops @ July 23, 2009 12:17 pm)

QUOTE (Beane the Noodler @ July 23, 2009 12:06 pm)

Latest from Moton is sounding nice - especially as I've been after "Going up in smoke" for yonks now. Not sure if these are straight up boots of the originals or slight re-edits. Either way it's proper kicking off over on DJ History over these

A1 - Come Back Home
B1 - Going Up In Smoke
B2 - A Message

Aye, some pissing and moaning about this on DJH. Don't think there was a conclusion as to whether the tracks had been edited or just straight up booted. Always wondered that about the Slow To Speak label - they've put out some HUGE tracks by major artists that you wouldn't think they would be able to afford to license, and I can never tell if they've done anything to the tracks either.

Thats not Eddie K though Beane

Grabbed this because it is an ACE version of 'Going up in smoke' but it's certainly not Eddie Kendricks and that is the version... No idea who it is though.

Moton is a funny old label...

[QUOTE=Keep It Wheel,August 04, 2009 09:41 am] full respect to the man for supporting the re:edits back in the day. [/QUOTE]

Nah... LATINO RAVE.

Or... Megabass "I think it's time to make the floor burn"

Or, even earlier... the Mirage "Jack mix" series

Well ahead of Jive Bunny.

*nods at Dave P* [/QUOTE]
hahaha.

jive bunny still mashes a dance. yeah it's cool to be snobby about how cheesy it is, but it's way better than many of these bollocks "loop the first bar for 8 mins" edits nowadays

i do love a bit of cut n paste. the other song i liked around that time was Marrs Pump Up The Volume.

jive bunny is cheesy. nothing snobby about not wanting to listen to mash up of the hawaii five-o theme and chubby checker and whatever.

double dee & steinski were alright.

i just read this little nugget about the guy behind jive bunny on wikipedia:

"Andy Pickles later went on to found hard house record label Tidy Trax with fellow DJ Amadeus Mozart"

and one of the jive bunny dudes is in fact eric prydz , ive been reliably informed.

QUOTE (Ben Dover @ August 04, 2009 10:11 am)

and one of the jive bunny dudes is in fact eric prydz , ive been reliably informed.

For reliably informed read: told a complete porker.

QUOTE (neil @ August 04, 2009 10:02 am)

double dee & steinski were alright.

class - the lessons 1,2 & 3 nothing like it at the time.

coldcut's "say kids" was good at the time as well.

QUOTE (neil @ August 04, 2009 10:02 am)

jive bunny is cheesy. nothing snobby about not wanting to listen to mash up of the hawaii five-o theme and chubby checker and whatever.

i dunno i think there is a cultural barrier with jive bunny, it's a bit like abba, we all hate it because it's jive bunny. or because they're abba. but if you stand back a bit you can appreciate that tuttifrutti and hawaai 5-0 are quite well edited together on it. this is the point. as a child i heard that i went "wow it's like a dj on a record" etc etc. same with double dee & steinski. building blocks that get us to where we are. Jive Bunny culturally acclimatised the dancefloor to the wonderful edits-embracing world we now live in. You don't have to like it to accept its influence.

plus i pulled out jive bunny and mixed it in at a mashed up party and it was tune of the sodding night. so many of these intelligent dance music records are fuckin boring when your drunk. i love that spirit of the "anything goes" party records of the late 80s, early 90s. "lets just bung it all in there jeff, if they don't like that they'll like the next bit".